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Fashion Network
20-05-2025
- Business
- Fashion Network
Bedford Media Announces Michael Quinn as Global Image Director of i-D
Bedford Media has announced the appointment of Michael Quinn as global image director of i-D, a new role. The company said he'll 'lead all image and visual aspects across print and digital, which also includes commissioning and talent negotiations; working closely with i-D global editor-in-chief and chief brand officer Thom Bettridge to continue to define i-D across all touch points, including its emerging commercial channels'. Hailing from Liverpool, Quinn began his career in New York as an agent representing creative talents 'where he played an integral role in launching the Paris-based creative agency ArtList'. He moved into media 10 years ago and has held positions at Interview Magazine, Document Journal, Essence & Sundial Media Group, SSENSE, and Highsnobiety. He's not new to i-D having worked with the new team recently as image consultant for i-D 374 'The Unknown Issue'. His first full-time edition in his new post will be the i-D 375 issue launching in September.
Fashion Network
20-05-2025
- Business
- Fashion Network
Bedford Media Announces Michael Quinn as Global Image Director of i-D
Bedford Media has announced the appointment of Michael Quinn as global image director of i-D, a new role. The company said he'll 'lead all image and visual aspects across print and digital, which also includes commissioning and talent negotiations; working closely with i-D global editor-in-chief and chief brand officer Thom Bettridge to continue to define i-D across all touch points, including its emerging commercial channels'. Hailing from Liverpool, Quinn began his career in New York as an agent representing creative talents 'where he played an integral role in launching the Paris-based creative agency ArtList'. He moved into media 10 years ago and has held positions at Interview Magazine, Document Journal, Essence & Sundial Media Group, SSENSE, and Highsnobiety. He's not new to i-D having worked with the new team recently as image consultant for i-D 374 'The Unknown Issue'. His first full-time edition in his new post will be the i-D 375 issue launching in September.
BreakingNews.ie
12-05-2025
- Business
- BreakingNews.ie
New Waterford bridge to be transported on barge from Belgium
A 207 metre long bridge, as part of the multi-million euro development of Waterford's north quays, is to be transported in four sections by sea-going barges from Belgium by the end of this month. Last month, Waterford City and County Council granted planning permission for 350 new homes as part of the first phase of the North Quays Strategic Development Zone (SDZ). Advertisement Permission was granted to Harcourt Developments for the mixed-use development which also includes office accommodation, ground floor creche and retail, a 160-bedroom hotel and conference centre, 163-room aparthotel, retail units on the ground floor of residential blocks. Public plazas, a riverside boardwalk and greenway will also be constructed in what the council describes as 'high quality public realm spaces.' The bridge will be transported from Ghent, via the Ghent–Terneuzen Canal, English Channel and Irish Sea to Belview Port and ultimately to the Waterford North Quays site. The delivery schedule is subject to final inspections as well as weather and sea conditions. Once transported to Waterford, the rigging, lifting and installation procedures for the bridge will take around a week to complete. The fast-tracking of integration works as part of construction of the Development Zone will facilitate the opening of the bridge to the public by the end of next year 2026. Advertisement Details of a bridge naming public consultation are to be announced in the coming weeks. Michael Quinn, Director of Economic Development, Waterford City and County Council, outlined that works are continuing in Ferrybank with the realigned Abbey Road and Dock Road are due to be completed in July and October this year. Mr Quinn outlined that the transport hub is 'progressing well' with mechanical and electrical installation, platforms and landscaping ongoing. Works to the platforms and rail track are continuing, and the internal building fit out and external public entrance plaza at Dock Road will commence in the coming months. Advertisement The transport hub is expected to be fully complete by the middle of next year, with final commissioning and opening by Irish Rail in early 2027. 'The steel deck superstructure for the sustainable transport bridge, fabricated and fitted out at Victor Buyck Steel Construction's production plant in Ghent, Belgium is due to be delivered by the end of May,' Mr Quinn added. The direct benefit to Waterford of the investment in the SDZ site is anticipated to be in excess of €350m over the next six years, the council highlighted, with 200 people employed during construction and upwards of 1,500 jobs to be created following completion of phase one of the development.
BBC News
29-04-2025
- BBC News
No criminal charges over death of ice hockey player Adam Johnson
No criminal charges will be brought against a professional ice hockey player arrested on suspicion of manslaughter following the death of Adam Nottingham Panthers player suffered a fatal neck injury from a skate during a collision in a match against the Sheffield Steelers on 28 October Crown Prosecution Service said it worked with South Yorkshire Police to determine whether any criminal charges should be brought."We have concluded that there is not a realistic prospect of conviction for any criminal offence and so there will not be a prosecution," Michael Quinn, deputy chief crown prosecutor, said. This breaking news story is being updated and more details will be published shortly. Please refresh the page for the fullest can receive Breaking News on a smartphone or tablet via the BBC News App. You can also follow @BBCBreaking on X to get the latest alerts.
The Sun
29-04-2025
- The Sun
Major update in probe over death of ice hockey star Adam Johnson as player ‘who slit throat with skate' faces NO charges
NO criminal charges will be brought following the the death of tragic ice hockey star Adam Johnson, prosecutors have confirmed. The Nottingham Panthers star, 29, was killed when he collided with a rival in a freak accident in Sheffield in October 2023. 2 The opponent was arrested on suspicion of manslaughter the following month. South Yorkshire Police today confirmed no criminal charges will be brought against the player. Michael Quinn, deputy chief crown prosecutor, said: "This was a shocking and deeply upsetting incident. "The CPS and South Yorkshire Police have worked closely together to determine whether any criminal charges should be brought against the other ice hockey player involved." is your go-to destination for the best celebrity news, real-life stories, jaw-dropping pictures and must-see video. Like us on Facebook at and follow us from our main Twitter account at @TheSun.
